Boston explores government-owned grocery stores following Atlanta model

Boston officials are considering opening government-owned grocery stores to improve access to fresh food, inspired by Atlanta’s successful Azalea Fresh Market, which has served over 20,000 customers since its opening. However, critics argue that city-run stores may struggle due to inefficiency and could harm existing businesses, suggesting that easing regulations for all grocers would be a better solution.

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